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Behavioral Buzz: November 2017 - Can a New Approach to Problem-solving Lead to Better Outcomes?

November 1, 2017

OPRE Research Topics:
Child Care , Self-Sufficiency, Welfare & Employment , Strengthening Families, Healthy Marriage & Responsible Fatherhood
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Behavioral Interventions to Advance Self-Sufficiency (BIAS) Capstone Project , Behavioral Interventions to Advance Self-Sufficiency (BIAS) Research Portfolio
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Child Care , Economic Mobility , Employment/Jobs , Families , Fatherhood , Marriage , Self-Sufficiency , Welfare Reform
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Sexual Assault , Social Services , Teen Pregnancy , Trauma , Tribal , Violence , Whole Family Approaches , Youth , Youth Positive Development , Poverty , Research , Career Pathways/Training , Rural Areas , Community Development , Employer Responsibilities , Prisoner Reentry , Work Requirements , Homelessness , Financial Literacy , Capacity Building , Case Management , Child Support , Communities , Cultural Sensitivity , Dating Violence , Domestic Violence , Economic Mobility , Education , Employment/Jobs , Evidence-based Approaches , Grants , Housing , Partnerships , Prevention & Intervention , Program Funding , Public Awareness , Reporting
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